Csúcs-hegyi Egyenes Cave

Csúcs-hegyi Egyenes Cave is one of the caves located on Csúcs-hegy in the Pilis Mountains, within the Danube–Ipoly National Park.

Description

At the edge of Csobánka, in a forest, in a rock group situated on the north‑west part of Csúcs-hegy, at the base of a rock wall, there is a natural, irregularly shaped, horizontally oriented entrance facing north‑west. At the edge of the settlement, where the tourist trail marked with a red stripe heading towards Kevély saddle leaves the asphalt road, one must turn upward in the direction of the slope to reach the rock group.

Research history

On July 29, 2009, Richárd Kovács surveyed the cave and, based on the survey, prepared the cave floor plan map, on which cross‑section 1 of the cave is also visible. According to the cave map sheet, the cave is located in Csobánka, its cave registry number is 4820-78, and based on the survey it is 2.6 m long, +1.3 m deep.